Celtic was close to signing Cracovia's Polish defender Oskar Wójcik in the winter and was attempting to sign the player until the last days of the transfer window. Piotr Koźmiński reported that the Scottish club made an offer of more than four million euros. Although no agreement was reached, the transfer may be pursued again in the summer. According to the same journalist, Celtic also considered including Maik Nawrocki, who has been on loan at Hannover 96, as part of the deal. Wójcik joined Cracovia in August 2020. Brøndby IF was also interested in the winter, reportedly with a €3 million offer, while other bids in the €2.5-€3 million range were also said to have been rejected. His situation is being monitored by three Serie A clubs: Torino, Fiorentina, and Bologna. There is also interest from the Championship, where Coventry City's pursuit is said to be the most concrete. The 22-year-old's contract with Cracovia is valid until June 2029, and the club is reportedly looking for a fee of five million euros, which would surpass their club record. The player's current Transfermarkt market value is €3.00m, up from €1.5 million in December 2025.